Does that still require a third party launcher, or can you just run it straight from Steam now?

I’m up to about 30 unplayed games in my Steam library. I really need to stop buying more.

I watched half of the first episode of season 2 then realised how utterly disengaged I was feeling, and so stopped there.

I suppose there’s still some lingering resentment of the final season of GoT which is making me feel reluctant to invest my time in this.

As it says in the article, these are also being purchased by small retailers, so even if you buy from a bricks-and-mortar store, there’s no guarantee that you’re getting the genuine article.

I’ve forgotten the exact line now but I think it was Joanna who said something like “ooh, this is science, this is some Elon Musk level shit”

Apparently there are some people out there who still think Elon Musk represents the height of scientific accomplishment.

So much of it was nightmare fuel, it’s hard to choose, but I think it was the scene where Dorothy’s friends have been turned into ornaments that haunted me the most.

Return To Oz was mine. Took me decades to bring myself to rewatch it.

We should wait for the lab results before confirming the diagnosis

I just have a page in the back of my diary where I list the games I’ve played, but I also use categories in my Steam library to organise my games into finished, in progress, unstarted and abandoned

• Fallout New Vegas
• Stardew Valley
• Terraria
• Raft
• Subnautica
• Firewatch

When this current “AI” bubble bursts, Reddit will be left with nothing. They sold what goodwill they had for a handful of magic beans.

End credits that can’t be skipped or sped up

The Mooncrash DLC for Prey (2017) isn’t strictly a time loop game but it might have a lot of the elements that you find interesting.

Nando’s was amazing when I first went, twenty years ago. Huge portions, great value, really quick. It’s been going downhill ever since. I’m surprised anyone still goes.

I had one of those a few years back. On one day, the thing I was looking for was on the exact same door.

His interview certainly lent some additional weight to the theories that he’s been trying to run the company into the ground the whole time.

Our personal workloads reduced because the industrialisation of agriculture meant we didn’t have to grow our own food any more.

Not trying to defend capitalism, but it’s disingenuous of you to imply that you don’t get anything in return for working.

I pick 10:45